The Guardian: Demand for private jets to fly to Armenia has risen  sharply in Russia

ArmInfo.Against the backdrop of partial mobilization in the Russian Federation, the  demand for private jets has risen sharply in Moscow. The Guardian  reports.

It is noted that Russians are predominantly heading to countries that  still allow them to enter without a visa, including Turkey, Armenia,  and Azerbaijan, The Guardian reported. Russians are paying up to 1.3  to 1.6 million rubles for a flight on private jets. It is also  reported that the cost of renting an eight-seater aircraft ranges  from 5 to 9 million rubles, which is several times higher than the  standard prices for such services.

Eduard Simonov, the CEO of aviation company FlightWay, told The  Guardian that the demand for private jets has "increased by 50  times," adding that they're struggling to meet demands after EU  sanctions earlier this year severely limited jet availability.